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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1917

Page

6

Patriotism and Thrift Drive Liberty Bond Message

The piece urges Liberty Bond subscriptions June 30 to July 7, stressing patriotism and thrift. It argues bonds are a safe, interest earning way to support the government, estimating $1,000 per two million people and detailing the need for widespread small-amount purchases from current savings. It warns against using locked savings and highlights economic benefits of a strong loan drive.

Army United States

Lieutenant Bowman Returns from Front Decorated by Allies

Lieutenant Robert Bowman, pictured, returns from the France battle front and receives the highest non combatant honors from the allies. He aided the Red Cross during the Verdun and Somme fighting and took about 150 battle scene photographs. Bowman now works with Redpath Chautauqua replacing Miss Jeanette Rankin whose schedule is occupied by Congress. The Red Cross and Sterling’s group plan a Chautauqua benefiting the Red Cross aiming to raise three to five hundred dollars. Community patrons urged to attend this valued program.

Robert Bowman France Bowman Verdun Sommee Red Cross America Harry P. Harrison Redpath Jeanette Rankin Congress Red Cross Association Sterling

Gov Stanley says liquor holds food in distilled form

The Elizabethtown News notes Governor Stanley claims distilled liquor contains food, while chemists dispute the claim, insisting there is no nourishment and warn of poison in the liquor.

Gov. Stanley Elizabethtown

Will Build Nice Home In Bigstaff Addition

Mr. and Mrs. Hanly Ragan of Louisville have bought a building lot at the corner of Maysville and Winn streets in the Bigstaff addition. They will soon begin a modern bungalow and move here as soon as it is completed.

Hanly Ragan Louisville Bigstaff Addition Maysville Winn Streets Mrs. Ragan

Shoes that wear at Punch Graves and Co

Shoes that wear at Punch Graves and Co. describes durable footwear offered by the company. The note emphasizes sturdy construction and lasting wear for daily use and work settings.

Punch, Graves & Co

A Talk With a Mt Sterling Man About Kidney Pills

A Mt Sterling man shares a testimonial praising Doan's Kidney Pills. He says the medicine relieved back and body aches and regulated kidney action after he bought the pills at Duerson's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo is listed as the maker.

Sterling Mr. Thomas Doan Duerson Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Prices Rise as Expert Shoe Repair Stresses Value

O'Connell's Shoe Laboratory advertises reasonable charges for shoe repair and rebuilting rather than cobbling. It notes they do not nail shoes with welts and situates at 46 Opposite Lloyd's Cafe.

O’connell Lloyd’s Cafe

Coxs sell residence on Holt Avenue to Mrs Overton M Jones

Dr. and Mrs G N Cox sold their modern cottage on Holt avenue to Mrs Overton M Jones for a private price. Possession is set for July 1 with plans to improve the residence and move in to reside there.

G. N. Cox Holt Avenue Overton M. Jones

Engagement announced for Miss Nancy Yeager and Ben Williams

Announcement records the engagement of Miss Nancy E Yeager of Stanford and Mr Ben E Williams of Nicholasville last Saturday. The wedding is planned for midsummer. Yeager is well known in the city and hosts were Mrs Kenny DeHaven and Mrs Grover C Anderson.

Nancy E. Yeager Stanford Ben E. Williams Nicholasville

1916 Overland for Sale Starter and Lights

Used car listing for 1916 Overland offered by J. Ross Jones. Describes starter and lights in prime condition and mechanical perfection. Priced at $450. Runs as an Advocate printing line.

J. Ross Jones

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